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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 08:10:07 PM »so yeah daetnth is madHow so?
I'll be mad if we find out it's a wee-a-boo. :)
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I'll be mad if we find out it's a wee-a-boo. :)
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Games / Re: OpenTTD Party (D:) [Offline]
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:23:39 PM »
So, when can I get my company more successful again? C:
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:15:34 PM »Hey man, it appears you're too cool for the Internet.Buuut, I'm 13 and Mormon. I don't do these "cool" things.
Get off these forums and go do something cool. Like getting high at a party, flip off the cops, forget some STD infested hos.
Be cool.
And I'm very serious about it.
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:12:41 PM »I'm not sure why you assume I'm a "wee-a-boo" and think me using an anime avatar and speaking Japanese is something only non-Japanese people do.I was taught it, when I was 2-3.
But a little off on a tangent here, why did your parents never teach you any Japanese? That's really uncommon I've heard, even with foreign father/Japanese mother families, for a Japanese parent not to teach their children any of the language at all. Are you perhaps 3rd or 4th generation?
But I had issues learning English because of it. =/
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:11:58 PM »Nice!Mmk.
See with this little diddy you're implying that I desperately want to be you.
It's a very clever zinger. You're rising right up that witty social ladder, boy-o.
A+
'Cause I totally care about what these forums think about me.
Atleast I don't spend my whole life on these forums.
But if it makes you feel better.
Sorry Iban! <3
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:08:43 PM »I like the big smiley face at the end. It really flaunts how you think you've won a frivolous debate "ousting" some chick.It's just too bad you're Iban, ain't it?
My name is Daenth and the only people who obsess over Japanese culture... are Americans.
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:06:06 PM »
There are clear warnings about when someone is a wee-a-boo.
I mean, they are usually over obsessed with something Japanese, very "out to the world" type, and are slow on stuff.
You almost fit everything. C:
AND I TOTALLY GOT A BRAIN TRANSPLANT WHICH GAVE ME A DEVICE SO I CAN TALK TO OTHER JAPANESE WITH MY MIND. THAT'S TOTALLY HOW ADVANCED JAPANESE ARE.
I mean, they are usually over obsessed with something Japanese, very "out to the world" type, and are slow on stuff.
You almost fit everything. C:
AND I TOTALLY GOT A BRAIN TRANSPLANT WHICH GAVE ME A DEVICE SO I CAN TALK TO OTHER JAPANESE WITH MY MIND. THAT'S TOTALLY HOW ADVANCED JAPANESE ARE.
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Off Topic / Re: LilRobot's Perfect Japanese DSi
« on: March 18, 2011, 07:00:18 PM »
Heeeey...
I had one of those... it was the exact same and everything.
Let's me see if I ha-
It's missing. >:C
I had one of those... it was the exact same and everything.
Let's me see if I ha-
It's missing. >:C
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 06:56:19 PM »I don't really.1) Quit misleading peoples. >:C
So during Katrina, 9/11, and the Tsunami that hit Samoa, you stopped everything you were doing and huddled into a corner, crying with your parents until you received word that it was all better?
2) No, I would go out and do something. That's what I mean.
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 06:43:04 PM »You aren`t a weeaboo if you are Japanese....
I'm saying it's probably a wee-a-boo who tries to act like an actual "Japanese".
Quit being dumb. >:C
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 06:35:34 PM »
I just realized.
You live in Tokyo.
You are 11.
You are "Japanese".
You have near perfect grammar.
Japan is going through a recovery.
You should be worrying about your parents/relatives.
You should be doing something with parents, not posting on the forums helping people with Japanese stuff.
SOMETHING DOES NOT ADD UP. >:U
I've handle enough wee-a-boos before. I'm half-Japanese and can tell when someone tries to impersonate a Japanese.
You live in Tokyo.
You are 11.
You are "Japanese".
You have near perfect grammar.
Japan is going through a recovery.
You should be worrying about your parents/relatives.
You should be doing something with parents, not posting on the forums helping people with Japanese stuff.
SOMETHING DOES NOT ADD UP. >:U
I've handle enough wee-a-boos before. I'm half-Japanese and can tell when someone tries to impersonate a Japanese.
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 03:08:11 AM »> memorize the whole alphabet?
> the alphabet
> Japanese alphabet
Are you saying they don't have an alphabet or something?
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Off Topic / Re: Radiation hit california.
« on: March 18, 2011, 02:52:48 AM »My point being, the bomb didn't have very many major effects. So why would the reactors? Unless it was like 2x more radiation than the bomb and the wind constantly blew toward the US.
technically speaking, a reactor spews more radiation then afat manlittle boy (Which was also the least efficient of all the bombs)
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Off Topic / Re: Mako's Perfect Japanese Help Desk
« on: March 18, 2011, 02:50:48 AM »I was trying to learn Japanese through Rosetta Stone for a while but do you think another method for learning the language would be easier?Learn the basic grammar like how subject and verb are usually switched. Then learn how the language works, such as how a sound is a character. Then memorize the whole alphabet and you're set. :)
Guess that's easier said than done. I'm lucky I grew up around the Japanese language. :D
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Off Topic / Re: Radiation hit california.
« on: March 18, 2011, 02:03:21 AM »
No, I'm not trying to troll bait anyone but when the bomb hit Hiroshima, I don't think it caused any major damage to the US, at least, not that I know of. Now, the bomb has a lot more radiation than what is currently being released into the air. So, why are people afraid of this? You get more radiation from the sun/ground than from this (in California, in Japan it's different).